Incident: Vic MP ‘likes’ porn after Twitter hack | Herald Sun

Posted by Steven Kirby | Jan 13, 2016 | Account Compromise Incident, Australia, Australian InfoSec Incident, Australian InfoSec Incidents 2016, In the Press, Politician and Politics, Social Media Incident, Twitter Incident, Victoria | 0 |

Incident: Vic MP ‘likes’ porn after Twitter hack | Herald Sun

Australian Information Security Incident Reported: January 12 2016

Victorian Creative Industries Minister Martin Foley says someone hacked his Twitter account and liked tweets of pornographic images.

The liked tweets depicted gif images of hard core pornography on at least four separate occasions over the past 12 months.

Source: Martin Foley MP ‘likes’ porn on Twitter | Victorian Housing, Disability & Ageing and Mental Health Minister says he was hacked | Herald Sun

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